Exploring the Road Less Traveled in Florence After only one month in Florence, I have grown to love the city and its culture. The great thing about being abroad for three months is that I am able to really escape the touristy areas and explore off the beaten path. While I do really enjoy seeing
Read More.A President with a Purpose
A President with a Purpose Naisha Jackson ‘27, future veterinarian has a nice ring to it. She’s always been sure that becoming a veterinarian is the right path for her. “As a little girl, I really loved animals,” she explains. When she found out she could work with animals all day as her job, she
Read More.Leaving a Legacy of Impact
Leaving a Legacy of Impact Samuel Gray ‘17, ‘19 MSMOL has a rare blessing—he knows exactly what his assignment and purpose in life is. Sam describes his younger self as a “club kid.” From age 8 to 18, he considered his local Boys & Girls Club in Richmond, Virginia a second home. After graduating high
Read More.Is An Albertus Magnus College Degree Worth the Investment in 2026?
Is An Albertus Magnus College Degree Worth the Investment in 2026? Contributed by: Jeffrey Luoma, Director of Institutional Effectiveness at Albertus Magnus College Over the past decade, there has been a growing public perception that a college education is not as valuable as it once was. Even in a period when nearly all institutions are
Read More.Black History Lives in Our Students
Black History Lives in Our Students February is Black History Month, and while Black History should be acknowledged every day, February is a great starting point to show our support. Did you know that 58% of the Albertus Magnus student body identify as BIPOC, and 28% of them are Black or African American? Albertus Magnus
Read More.Falcons Ever After
Falcons Ever After An Albertus Valentine’s Day Feature From First Year to Forever At Albertus Magnus College, love stories are written in academic centers, residence halls, on courts and fields, and late-night study sessions. They begin in places that feel ordinary at the time and grow into something extraordinary. This Valentine’s Day, we are celebrating
Read More.Life at a Slower Pace in Barcelona
Life at a Slower Pace in Barcelona In my month of being in Barcelona so far, I have enjoyed many of the cultural beauties of this wonderful city and country. Every street I walk through, I am surrounded by beautifully complex and artistically made architecture, and diverse people with amazing style sitting and socializing with
Read More.STEM Department Introduces Anatomage Table
STEM Department Introduces Anatomage Table Recently, Albertus Magnus College acquired its own Anatomage Table, the most advanced 3D anatomy and medical teaching system based on real human anatomy. By allowing science majors to revisit what they’ve discovered about the human body, the Anatomage Table expands upon the traditional anatomy experience. Dr. Rosemary Whelan, Professor of
Read More.Student and Alumna Form Bond Through Gratitude
Student and Alumna Form Bond Through Gratitude In a digital age, the power of a handwritten note still holds true. Anna Drozdova ’28, a student worker in the College’s Office of Advancement, recently learned just how much emotional weight a personal note of gratitude can carry. Anna, like most Albertus students, receives financial assistance to
Read More.Lessons Beyond the Bars
Lessons Beyond the Bars I recently had the extraordinary opportunity to participate in an international correctional collaboration in Oslo, Norway. From September 6-12, I was a member of the Connecticut delegation (including the CT Department of Correction, the UCONN Institute of Municipal and Research Policy, and representatives from the governor’s office) that attended the event
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